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Three days after a federal jury ruled that Katy Perry's 2013 hit "Dark Horse" had improperly copied another artist's song, the singer was hit with sizable damages. During a hearing on Thursday to determine damages, a jury found that Perry and her musical collaborators, including producer Dr. Luke, who worked with her on the single, will have to pay $2.78 million, the Associated Press reports. The plaintiffs argued that the beat, instrumental line and several other acoustic elements of "Dark Horse" directly stole from "Joyful Noise." Meanwhile, Perry, the song's other co-authors, and Dr. Luke, testified that they had never heard of Gray or the song "Joyful Noise" before they were sued. RELATED CONTENT:Katy Perrys 2013 Hit 'Dark Horse' Copied Christian Rap Song, Federal Jury RulesScooter Braun Throws Star-Studded Fundraiser for Kamala Harris Attended by Katy Perry, Ariana Grande and MoreKaty Perry Testifies in Court for Day 3 of Her Copyright TrialKaty Perry Reveals How Taylor Swift's Cat Helped to End Their Feud

Katy Perry could be looking at a hefty payout. A jury in California has ruled that Katy Perry's 2013 hit single "Dark Horse" improperly copied another artist's song, according to multiplereports. After a week-long trial, a federal jury of nine jurors deliberated and returned with a decision on Monday, agreeing with claims made by Christian rapper Marcus Gray that Perry's single borrowed liberally from his 2009 track, Joyful Noise." The plaintiffs argued that the beat, instrumental line and several other acoustic elements of "Dark Horse" directly stole from "Joyful Noise." Perry was not present in court when the jury returned with their decision on Monday, according to the Associated Press.

Did Katy Perry plagiarize the beat of her 2013 hit "Dark Horse? That's what gospel rapper Marcus Gray is claiming, saying the beat was nicked from his song "Joyful Noise." Now, Gray, who goes by the name "Flame, is suing Perry for copyright infringement. Perrys attorneys insist she's never heard the 2008 song "Joyful Noise" before, but the song has millions of views on YouTube and was even nominated for a Grammy. It's not the first high-profile case of its kind.